The March theme is: Go Green
This month's judge is anonymous for now.
Theme description:
In honor of St Patrick's Day, the March theme is "Go Green". This could be a photo of anything green - lush summer landscapes, frogs, green cupcakes, tonight's dinner salad, ferns! The predominant color in the image must be green and not just a few specs of green - fill the frame with green (at least 50%)! Go green has a second meaning that is also appropriate for this month's competition - depict what can be done to enjoy an eco-friendly life - "green living". This is likely much more difficult to capture and may require some creativity! Have fun!
Rules can be found here. Keep in mind this is just for fun and has no impact on points gained during our regular monthly competitions.
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Submissions are due by March 26 2015 by 6 P.M. To submit simple reply to this posting by adding a comment below.
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Tea leaves- market in Bagan, Burma
All Things Bright and Beautiful
Green Power Green Fields
Green Ghoulie
RIVER CRUISER, Les Andeles, France
View in a Rain Drop
Web Wonder
"Look this way!"
Butterfly
Time to open

Go green
Veratrum Viride False Indian Poke
Green Hideaway
The Forum competition is now closed so no more entries. Please hold all comments until the critiques and winner are posted.
Congratulations go to Karen for a very unique image.
Thanks Deb for your thoughtful critiques and the time taken to get them to us so quickly.
Thanks to Deb for the clear and informative critiques and to Karen for a winning image. And thanks to all the entrants for some great photos.
Thanks to Deb for providing such helpful critiques and comments on a fine group of photos--loved the macro photography. I'm honored to win--the beauty of tea leaves arranged so carefully really caught my attention (and they make a fine pickled salad).
Congratulations to Karen. your image was really attention grabbing and you definitely deserved winning this competition.
Thank you to Deb Snelson for all the work you did giving valuable feedback to each of us, and expert critiques on each image.
I really think there were some great images this month. I would not be surprised if they would do well at our regular monthly competitions. Sandy, Alda, Greg, and Deborah i think your images were all very interesting.
Sandy in yours the textures were really well captured. I agree with Deb a bit of a crop might really help this image, by removing the ferns. I have been experimenting with a new method i would love to get an area like you show with it.
Alda, another month another excellent example of a perfect macro shot. I really enjoy how sharp the image in the droplet is as well.
Greg, I enjoyed your nature photos and this is no different. Only thing i can imagine that would really boost this is if you had a fly or something just infront of the frog. That would really make the photo, with prey and predator.
Deborah, i really enjoyed yours. I like the tones of green you had in this abstract image. In a way i wonder what black and white would look like but i bet the color version is better. The curves and slight shadows just make it interesting.